Module 10 Reflective Practitioner Badge Support

Jaribaaaaa, you have reached the end of your course journey!!! But hopefully it will be the start of many #ict4red infused innovative lessons!!

All you have to do to earn this badge is to tell me what you have learned during your journey and how it has changed the way you teach using technology.

Reflections on our learning journey

I will be inviting each of you to post your reflective journey slides/video on this blog, but for now I would just like you to say in a paragraph how you have enjoyed this course, what challenges you faced and if and how it has/ will impact on your classroom practice.

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Module 10 Reflection

Today is our last session. Snik!!!!!

Module 9- Gallery Walk

A Gallery walk consists of Exhibits that should challenge the observer to think about what is shared in the exhibit. A good exhibit therefore should:

Impart information and knowledge

Solicit feelings (positive/negative), 

Stimulate challenging discussion.

Encourage critical thinking

Here are the Module 9 links:

• Activity 1: Todaysmeet.com/gapschools
• Activity 2:   Blog discussion goo.gl/TjHXhc
• Activity 4: Facebook Discussion: goo.gl/oBzA8d

Powerpoint:

Gallery walk Exercise 2: Exhibits

In this exercise we will use the blogpost comments as a backchannel. Just click on the comments link at the bottom to reply to this discussion.

1.  Examine the Exhibit alongside critically. In the      class backchannel:

• What is the exhibit about? 
• Describe how it makes you feel.
• Do you think that #feesmustfall? 
• Reply to at least one other person in the discussion thread, opposing their opinion. 

2. Scan the aura of the exhibit using your Aurasma app. How does virtual reality add to/distract from the Exhibit? Sometimes Auras do not load in which case you can access at the aura video here:

A Gallery walk consist of Exhibits that should challenge the observer to think about what is shared in the exhibit. A good exhibit therefore should:

• Impart information and knowledge
• Solicit feelings (positive/negative)
• Stimulate good discussion
• Encourage critical thinking

Was this exhibit a well chosen example?